iPhone gamer memorabilia: Beneath a Steel Sky, signed comic booklet

Libra balance, the physics game by Naroly Nyisztor is yet another great example about the use of accelerometer in the iPhone. Used both in apps and games, we have experienced already driving a car in a game steering our iDevice. Here the developed has managed to recreate a physics in a remarkable way with the use of the internal accelerometer.





Popular iPhone gaming developer Ngmoco released Eliminate Pro yesterday, its much-anticipated, online, first-person shooter. This well-polished "free" game features smooth looking graphics, onscreen controls that are fairly effective (no match for a controller or keyboard/mouse setup, but that's to be expected), a number of power ups to improve your weapons and armor, and five playable maps. In-game kills and winning matches earn you credits you can use to buy new weapons and armor. There are eight armor types, five weapon types, and items to buy like armor designs (skins) to give you a new look. The best part is that you get to play an online FPS from wherever you are on 3G or Wi-Fi against your friends or against players from around the world. The game uses the Plus+ network, so you'll need to register your character before you start playing online. Sounds pretty great, right? Not so fast.
Orions: Legend of Wizards is a MTG-style card strategy game that I secretly love to play in the Tube. Check it out.
Ever heard of Pikaball Round? Slime Volleyball? That was a very simple game where two Pikachus would play volleyball at a crazy speed. This time around, and with much less pixelated graphics comes "Volley" from TAPelicious. With beautiful 2D scenarios as background and with two slime blobs with no hands, you're left with your head and jump to will the volleyball game.

